Adoptable pet: Meet Pringles
Meet Pringles, the resilient shelter pup who patiently waits for her forever home after 350 days as a shelter dog.
Pringles was found abandoned, along with six other dogs, in deplorable conditions. With no food, little water, and filth all around, her journey to recovery was a long one. But this special pup refused to give up! Pringles has completed her heartworm treatment and now boasts a beautiful coat. She's not just a pretty face though! This smart and sweet girl loves playing with toys, going on sniffaris, and attempting to catch squirrels (although she hasn't caught one yet).
Pringles has proven herself to be potty-trained and has seamlessly adjusted to a life outside the shelter. She’s enjoyed peaceful sleepovers in a home setting, with plenty of naps, snuggle sessions, and lots of toy time. She's also a pro at snogging, ready to shower you with love and appreciation!
Despite her challenging past, Pringles has a heart full of love and deserves a forever home where she'll be spoiled rotten. Could you be the lucky person or family to give her that chance?
• The first step is to apply; you will need to fill out the adoption questionnaire ahead of time by visiting talgov.com.
• Email the completed application to adopt@talgov.com and reference her by name or animal ID # (A199110)• Once approved, the shelter crew will arrange a meet-and-greet to see if she is the right fit for you!• Just want to walk-through the kennels? The shelter now has totally open kennels every Saturday, Sunday, & Wednesday from 1-5 p.m., no appointment or questionnaire needed!
Pringles’ adoption fee would be $55, which includes her spay surgery, vaccines, 6-months-supply of heartworm prevention, microchip and registration.
Animal Service Center, 1125 Easterwood Drive (Tom Brown Park); 850-891-2950; talgov.com/animals.
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